well yeah, i get that. but im used to using VC++ 6.0, and correct me if im wrong, but i should get that lil black window to pop up and show the output.
otherwise how do i get the output???
its a .cpp source file in a win32 project.
heres a sample code that i tried and got me same results.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int test;
cout<<"test";
cin>>test;
cout<<test;
return 0;
}
now that should print somethin up and promt me to input...
whats an exception??
anyway, i cant even get this to work:
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
cout<<"...";
return 0;
}
note that thats not my program. i know its probably some ridiculous thing im not doing right but i cant get it to work....i type my stuff, then F7, then F5. and nothing....
no, i still get the same thing happen. the window appears then disapears and i get that same message....
i dont think it compiled it at all...cuz i always get 0 errors, even when i pur ridiculous code.
im using the 2005 (express) beta version. and i hate it.
oh and i ALWAYS get 0 error messages no matter what my code is............that cant be normal.
ok. so i have this .cpp file, and i just want to execute it...
so i build it, then i execute it, and i get the lil black window to pop up then immediately disapear. and im using an input stream, so it SHOULD stop and let the user input something...but doesnt. I used getch() too just to see if it...
ok well, i coudln do that cuz apparenlty u need ur file to be attached to a project...(sry)
but now, when i build it and run it (or just run it), the black window shows up, then disapears without showing anything, and i dont see the output at all....
and this is the message i get:
'Love.exe'...
this may seem ridiculous...but I'm not used to this version of visual c++, and i cant even seem to be able to compile a VERY SIMPLE .cpp file. i just want to build/compile and execute it. In my old version, i just went under Debug and selected build, then compile, then execute.
sry if it sounds...
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